Missile Technology

Missile technology involves designing and building vehicles that can travel through the air or space to deliver payloads, such as bombs or sensors, to specific targets. These vehicles use rocket engines for propulsion, guided systems like GPS or internal computers for accuracy, and control surfaces to steer. Advances include longer range, higher precision, and better maneuverability. Modern missiles may also incorporate stealth features to avoid detection. Overall, missile technology combines principles of aerodynamics, chemistry, electronics, and physics to create effective, guided weapons for defense or other applications.